Scripted for BeautyCommon Ground Dove Note the pattern on the headHunting for grit along a trail Designed for SurvivalRed-Shouldered Hawk Designed for Survival
Berry Delight
Berries
Unwanted invasive species; however pretty!
Scorched Palm Tree
Pretty in Yellow (Violet Species perhaps)
Lily Pads Scripted for beauty?Beautiful Pattern Survival?Red-Bellied Woodpecker What a BeautyNorthern MockingbirdPatterns of nature along a trailEven Beauty in Pine Bark
What did I just catch?Whoa, it is a fighter! It was amusing when all of a sudden she jumped up and back.Got it again; now what?
While on a walk today we spotted this Egret out in the marsh. The distance was really too great for me to capture detailed photos, but I wanted to share these. I noticed it was trying to eat something! If you click on the photos you might get an idea of what she caught.
Many miles of bike trails in the park. Not sure I would want to walk these trails. Last year we saw a four foot Diamondback snakeBird Tree My Scrub Jay, from yesterday, was sitting at the very top!Jonathan has many marsh areas.
Hobe Sound is where we will be, Sunshine, birds and manatees we hope to see.
Long walks in the woods, Always bring joyful moods.
Strolls in the sand along the sea, Fills our hearts with pure glee.
We can hear the mighty roar, Of pounding waves against the shore.
A step outside at night, Offers mythical characters in plain sight.
A river in the sky with stars galore, Reach up and touch Orion’s Sword.
Such a beautiful locality, Cool breezes from ocean air offering vitality.
For awhile this is where we will be, My pack and me.
Palm Trees and the Setting Sun (photo taken from my brother-in-laws’ boat)Golf Anyone? (photo taken from the boat)Red-breasted Merganser (female) (photo taken from the boat)Little Pink Flowers (photo taken while on a hike in Jonathan Dickinson State Park)A Field of Palmettos (photo taken while on a hike in Jonathan Dickinson State Park)Looking for the perfect RV site! White-faced Ibis (the brown and white one is 1st fall) (photo taken from my Coach)Driving in Jonathan Dickinson State Park we spotted these swallows. We stopped to watch them feed on bugs. Never in my life have I seen so many swallows in one location! I believe these are Tree Swallows.Tree Swallows There must have been a thousand of them!Osprey contemplating her day. (photo taken from the boat)
Even with cloudy skies, rain and cool temperatures we have enjoyed our first full week in Hobe Sound. The boat ride was taken on Thursday in the Intra-Coastal Waterway between Hobe Sound and Jupiter, Florida.
May you always be surrounded with the joy of nature!
Palm Warbler watching me as we arrived in Hobe Sound, Florida last Thursday“Can you see my yellow rump”A beautiful Palm Warbler in the state filled with Palm Trees
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